done. except for Nancy planting Marigolds around the perimeter.
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Sgt Fury
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Raspberries are doing well, the rain really made the peaches grow...they doubled in size in under a week, and the blackberries are flowering. I tried to find two peaches growing next to each other so I could send Dave a peach nut pic, but was unable to find a candidate...maybe when they grow bigger.
First time I havent had a garden in the 16 years I've lived at my property. Been stupid busy and just not motivated. Might try and get something in this week
Guessing my wife is on the same page. Started a bunch from seed and then let my daughter sell them ALL. I've stayed out of it because I don't mess with it. I can't grow mold.
Spending too much time at the trailer park.
at1010
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No-Till Garden UPDATE: (double posted for those who don't follow the NO TILL thread I ramble on in).
A high-level overview of some organic amendments I am going to try and report results on. Using these due to some transplant shock - we received some very cold temperatures in Ohio after planting and I believe that shocked some of my plants.
The Benefits of inter-seeding rows and mowing them off.
My explanation of a seed and how they are a conduit for nutrients and energy from soil to harvest be it human or animal consumption, after the formation of a plant. They have an inherent drive to GROW! Build Better Soil! Instagram @buildbettersoil
A high-level overview of some organic amendments I am going to try and report results on. Using these due to some transplant shock - we received some very cold temperatures in Ohio after planting and I believe that shocked some of my plants.
The Benefits of inter-seeding rows and mowing them off.
My explanation of a seed and how they are a conduit for nutrients and energy from soil to harvest be it human or animal consumption, after the formation of a plant. They have an inherent drive to GROW! Build Better Soil! Instagram @buildbettersoil
If we can continue this trajectory, it'll be a bountiful year.
Looking good Jesse, I hope she gives you more than you need!
Well, umm......so, yeah......don't think I'll be planting anything for a few days
Think we just got another .9-1" since lunch:
Brocolli is high and dry, but these 80s/90s might be their demise. Bean seeds put in the ground last week are currently swimming. Very high sand content, fingers crossed its fast enough.
Mini bell peppers started in Feb are producing, just hope they don't drown. Same with big bells which are flowering right now.
Cucumber starts #1 are doing well, looks like 2 might damp off.
Watermelon starts #1 & chives are overdue for planting, just hoping they can survive container life for a few more days for it to dry out. Starts #2 are just sprouting.
Ready to get it all in the ground, finally get some sweet corn planted and that fence up
Think we just got another .9-1" since lunch:
Brocolli is high and dry, but these 80s/90s might be their demise. Bean seeds put in the ground last week are currently swimming. Very high sand content, fingers crossed its fast enough.
Mini bell peppers started in Feb are producing, just hope they don't drown. Same with big bells which are flowering right now.
Cucumber starts #1 are doing well, looks like 2 might damp off.
Watermelon starts #1 & chives are overdue for planting, just hoping they can survive container life for a few more days for it to dry out. Starts #2 are just sprouting.
Ready to get it all in the ground, finally get some sweet corn planted and that fence up
At this rate, you should be harvesting in November
Quite possible, as we made it into 3rd week of October last year with maters, pepper's and pumpkins. We are a month behind in planting and a month later in harvest compared to the rest of the state due to the lake effect.
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New Video -
Quick gardening tip on how you can increase your direct seed success by inoculating the seed with fungi!
Build Better Soil!
Quick gardening tip on how you can increase your direct seed success by inoculating the seed with fungi!
Build Better Soil!
Last week's rain was a shot in the arm and everything really took off. More rain coming today, then it looks like it'll dry up for a bit. Won't be too much longer before we are making pickles!
Three cage are big boy tomato’s are coming along and jalapeños as well
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Come on man, clean up dem weeds!
Setup looks to be working great Chad, lots of yield going on there. Hope they give ya more than ya need.